Shrimp Etouffe works, couple different ways to make it, this style is excellent!
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My wife makes great etouffee. Gets the tails from Walmart that are already shelled.
Mud bugs are common as dirt in Oklahoma; if you can't find 'em fresh, you ain't lookin'.
Of course, I remember where I caught them and what I used for bait, so I've never really had an interest in eating freshwater cockroaches...
Now I kind of want some crawdads. Thanks guys
I’m in! I stayed at a waterside hotel for like 4 or 5 days up in Puget Sound called “the Old Alcohol Plant” cause that’s what is was before it became a hotel. They had a Happy Hour special called Oyster Shooters. It was a Highball glass with a raw oyster, glob of cocktail sauce and a glob of horseradish and a healthy double shot of Vodka. Salute! Just bottoms up on about 6-8 of those and you had combo dinner and drinks all in one. Now that’s a good way to eat raw oysters.
On the last night, I learned that drinking a copious quantity of beer following what I best remember was more like 9-10 of those Oyster Shooters was not such a good idea.
Raw, barely gnawed oysters coming back up in a foamy mix of warm vodka and horseradish flavored beer is not a pleasant way to spend an hour or so. But keep it to a few and avoid the 2 dollar pitchers of beer after and now that was good stuff.
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Yeesh.
As the saying goes, "T'was a brave man that first ate an oyster".
I think it was more like a starving man ate it. I ain't never been hungry enough to eat an oyster, especially raw. I'll eat a dog first, and before that I'll eat leaves and rats.
As the saying goes, "T'was a brave man that first ate an oyster".
I think it was more like a starving man ate it. I ain't never been hungry enough to eat an oyster, especially raw. I'll eat a dog first, and before that I'll eat leaves and rats.
Shrimp Etouffe works, couple different ways to make it, this style is excellent!
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If'n that's your'n post up the recipe, sir!
You got that right
One doesn't actually "eat" an oyster in the conventional sense. One simply puts the vessel in which the shimmery, slimy, quivering snot-like glob rests to one's lips, be it shell, cup, or glass and sort of "sluuurppps" the contents. It isn't really something to be chewed...liken it to trying to chew an over-boiled piece of some sort of soft rubber, or semi-gelatinous something or other. Yep, just slurp and go. The mass of the oyster digests easily enough though, once in one's digestive tract. I do believe I once consumed at least two dozen of the things once at one sitting, straight from the shell, tempered only by a drop of Tabasco, a dab of horseradish cocktail sauce and a squeeze of lemon.. Drip, dab, squeeze, sluuuuurpppp, swallow, repeat.
Cockroaches of the sea. All those clawed and legged poop eaters
